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Category Archives: Gifts of Justice and Equity
The Power of Peer Support
Many people are now aware that due to media coverage, we are in a mental health crisis in the United States, and I can postulate that it is likely around the world. Although mental wellness and mental illness have made … Continue reading
Knowledge, Access and Respect
We have recently been watching a British drama series at our house filmed in the 1990’s but about a time just after World War II in the early 1950’s. It is set in a small town in Scotland, and centers … Continue reading
One Decision Away From Being Homeless
Mr. Carver and I are in the process of purchasing a home. The stress of purchasing a home is exponential compared to 20 and even 6 years ago when I first pursued being a homeowner. After meeting with the loan … Continue reading
I Hear You and I’m Here
I found this story written by an unknown author set in the story and with the characters of the well known Winnie the Pooh tale. Winnie the Pooh Was Scared, Unknown Author “Piglet” said Pooh. “Yes,” said Piglet. “I’m scared,” … Continue reading
Justice and Equity in Medicine
As many people in our community know, I have multiple health challenges. Just to be clear for those who don’t without revealing too much, I have several serious physical and mental health concerns. Some are not so serious, a couple … Continue reading
See. Notice. Witness.
There’s a parable that Jesus tells in the Christian gospel of Matthew. For years it left me troubled. This is my summary of that parable, which Jesus said illustrated what the Kingdom of God is like. (NB. One way of … Continue reading
When Roads Converge
In January of this year we were able to meet our daughter and son-in-law in New York City for a cold weekend of fun and fellowship. We ate out, walked or rode the subway everywhere, visited museums and parks, and … Continue reading